Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-05-06
SIDEWALK PRATTLE.

weather Is very CLOUDY.
It's curious that man can't put hat |
on the bridge to dry.
Miss Eia M. Clarke made the Office |
a pleasant call on Monday.
He who fights and runs away
May live to run another day.
F. M. Hanna, of d. NJ. Osborne &Co.,
arrived on Thursdays stage.
Where are all our correspondents |
don't forget or fail to write because our
aesthetic boss is gone.
Iron clad note, and receipt books
quartz location notices and warranty
deeds for sale at this Office.
DR.. Bibby has the painter and glazier
renovating, painting and embellishing
the interior of his drug store.
Quite portion of our Kansas cores
pondence was crowded out this week.
yet we shall always be glad to hear from
MaudD.
Messrs. Hawley, Chas. E. Holt and
others drove up fine lot of steers from
the Salmon river range to the prairie
his week.
Call on Judge Parker for Land Busi-
ness, Mortgages, Deeds, Filings and gen.
| eral Conveyancing neatly, promptly, and
| correctly done.
Measles are prevalent on the prafyie
md q number OF serious cases Hre-seA
,orted. Ii is feared they may interrupt
he public schools.
Won Berge has been pushing the
brewery to completion, as soon as possi-
lie, and expects to have the same in
running order June 1st.
Parties desiring dental work done will
| lind J. II. McCallie at his Office in the
rug store every day between the hours
| II 8 A. NJ. and 4P. NJ.
Miss Eda Clarke has been engaged to
each the term of public school at Fair
view. No better selection of teacher
,uld have been made.
The Chorus class, conducted by Mr..
Weeks, will give concert in Grange
hall on Tuesday evening. May TO- 1887.
Admission so cts. Children 25 cts.
| Miss Sophia Cowan was in Grange
vile on Tuesday. She departed for Mt.
Idaho oD the evening stage to attend
he quarterly examination of teachers.
Stockmen are very busy generally at
present gathering and rounding-up
took. Quite a cavalcade left on Mon
lay for the Salmon and Snake river
range.
Jas. McDermott, of Clearwater, made
us pleasant call on Tuesday. He aoc
his partner Surdevlle propose selling
out their entire band of cattle. See
notice elsewhere.
W. H. Watson was in from the Clear
water mines this week. He is vigorous.
ly pushing his mining interest there
md says no scarcity of water is antici.
pated the present season.
i A. F. Parker was the solitary repre-
sentative of Idaho at the Odd-fellows
turnout on Tuesday, and was given a
post of honor in the procession at tn,
head of the Grand Lodge.-Wohc Wt,,
S o :smdn.
The ladies will be pleased to leari
that Mrs. Wilson has just received
large and fine assortment of Sprin
Hats from New York city, and shoul'
call early to make selections from tn
;, entire stock. 47-49
>. We unintentialy omitted to mention
e last week the return of Mr.. A. Frieder
e rich from Portland, whittier he has beer
IT and lain in and has now in transit,
It complete and full stock of merchandise
h for spring and summer trade.
vll d, G. Lester will soon publish to tn
a raisers of fine horses challenge for
\. trotting match of two year old colt
Of over the Idaho county jockey clu
ID track. Entrance of 500, winner to tak
the entire purses, 3 to enter, to start.
DIR. McCsllie, our popular dentist ha
nearly completed his tour of the prairi,
and dropped into our sanctum san
forum Tuesday to say that during fol-
so weeks tour he has extracted accordir
20 to what little of his conversation ol
ne devil remembers 64724 teeth.
M A large increase of acreage will
We sown on the prairie the coming seaso
he and the season seems auspicious. v
en- can safely promise producers to new
al f.ar of surplus for with railroad
~, the near future and the influx of pop
,ss lation there is o certain proftat
market.